RE: Performance Tools

Steven,

I'm assuming that you have a performance data library and you want to
remove some, but not all, of the data.  (The CLRLIB command works fine
if you want to get rid of it all).

My recollection is that you have a series of physical files.  Each data
collection episode is reflected in an individual member for those files.
It would not take too much effort to process a list of physical files
output from the DSPOBJD command and then perform a RMVM command against
each file for a member name which you passed as a parameter.  Add some
error checking and you're all set.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse



On Behalf Of steven.donnellan@simonjersey.com
 Subject: Performance Tools

How can I do a DLTPFRDTA on a machine that doesn't have the full
Performance Tools on board?

Steven Donnellan